AUD/USD fell as the US Dollar rebounded despite weak PMI data; focus shifts to Australian CPI release.
Macron and G7 leaders met to discuss ending the Russia-Ukraine War, with Trump negotiating key economic agreements.
Bearish trend signals emerge for USD/CAD, with resistance at 1.4465/00 and support near 1.40 amid technical patterns.
US-Ukraine agreement focuses on investment, resource revenues, and recovery, but lacks defined US military commitment.
The German election shifted right; CDU/CSU won but need a coalition. EURUSD rallied but faced resistance.
AUDUSD declines as risk-off sentiment prevails, testing support at 0.6346 while resistance forms at 0.6367 amid volatility.
USD stable; EUR gains post-Germany election; JPY holds below 150; GBP steady. Markets eye US PCE data.
Dallas Fed index drops to -8.3, lowest since September. Business conditions, labor market weaken; cost pressures rise.
Mexico’s core inflation dipped to 0.27% in mid-February, alongside market updates on currencies, commodities, and trends.
Zelenskiy discussed economic cooperation with G7, nearing a US deal, rejecting Trump’s claim, and minerals negotiations.
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